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BTS Rejects Dress-Code Criticism After Viral Sandals Debate

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BTS Rejects Dress-Code Criticism After Viral Sandals Debate

Bangkok’s BTS Skytrain operator stepped in after a viral post criticised a passenger for wearing back-strap sandals on the train. The original complaint argued that such footwear was embarrassing in the capital and reflected poorly in front of foreigners. The post spread widely online and drew a mix of agreement, ridicule, and pushback from people who saw nothing wrong with the shoes. BTS responded by making clear that all types of shoes are allowed on the system. Its statement appeared aimed at cooling the backlash and shutting down efforts to shame passengers over casual footwear.


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BTS Rejects Dress-Code Criticism After Viral Sandals Debate

Bangkok’s BTS Skytrain operator stepped in after a viral post criticised a passenger for wearing back-strap sandals on the train. The original complaint argued that such footwear was embarrassing in the capital and reflected poorly in front of foreigners. The post spread widely online and drew a mix of agreement, ridicule, and pushback from people who saw nothing wrong with the shoes. BTS responded by making clear that all types of shoes are allowed on the system. Its statement appeared aimed at cooling the backlash and shutting down efforts to shame passengers over casual footwear.


There are some ugly feet on the skytrain. Ive see some on girls that look like Pterodactyls

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